‍ ‍ Welcome

You have already taken the most important step—you have chosen to invest your time, energy, and resources into yourself, your family, or your marriage.

We specialize in child play therapy, adolescent counseling, individual therapy, and couples counseling in Clark County, Ohio. We frequently help children, teens, adults, and families navigate anxiety, depression, life transitions, behavioral challenges, foster and adoptive family concerns, relationship difficulties, and emotional stress.

Many of the individuals and families we work with come to counseling feeling overwhelmed, anxious, discouraged, or stuck. Whether you are seeking support for anxiety, depression, parenting challenges, foster care and adoption-related concerns, relationship struggles, or difficult life circumstances, our goal is to provide a safe and supportive environment where healing and growth can occur. For those who desire it, faith can be thoughtfully integrated into the counseling process as a source of strength, hope, and guidance

Common Reasons for Counseling

• Anxiety and excessive worry

• Trauma from emotional abuse

• Depression and low mood

• Learning how to regulate emotions

• Relationshal Challenges

• Teen and adolescent challenges

• Foster care and adoption support

• Parenting concerns

• Relationship and marriage difficulties

• Behavioral challenges in children

• Life transitions and stress management

Here is what you can expect

The process begins with an initial assessment at your first appointment. You may be asked to complete one or more questionnaires to help your counselor better understand your concerns, strengths, and goals.

After this information is gathered, we will spend time reviewing it together and develop a goal plan that highlights your strengths and identifies areas where growth and change may be helpful.

This is where counseling truly begins! We will work together to determine the best path forward.

We provide professional counseling and can include Christian practices for clients who want to integrate faith.

For parents and caregivers:
When a child is involved in counseling, parents play an important role in the process. The initial appointment typically includes time to gather background information, discuss concerns, and answer questions. Ongoing parent involvement may include periodic check-ins, guidance, and collaboration to support your child’s growth both in and outside of sessions.